Right now - the evidence on the ground is that Gaza is pretty much fully occupied and largely uninhabitable. Despite agreeing to leave under the brokered peace

Right now - the evidence on the ground is that Gaza is pretty much fully occupied and largely uninhabitable. Despite agreeing to leave under the brokered peace deal, Israel are still in southern Lebanon and show no sign of leaving. The flagrant breach of the original cease fire agreement appears to have no consequences. The effective seige and annexation of the West bank appears to be gathering pace. Smotrich said back in April that their campaign in Syria will end 'when Syria is dismantled' - they show no sign of leaving, and are still running operations in and around Damascus, and appear to be running the classic divide and conquer strategy. While the countries you mention may be stronger - Syria and Lebanon are both very weak and very dependent on US 'aid'. And in terms of US support, which I agree is critical in all this, they appear to have carte blanc from the current US administration. Also criticism from EU countries is much more muted than their populations would like - for example the UK government is spending more effort on trying to lock up it's own protesting citizens ( for 14 years under anti-terror laws for doing nothing more that holding up a sign ) than doing anything to stop Israel. Long term - who knows - but right now the plan does appear to be working.